Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-10-01


VIM. Barcher, team 20 pull.
Jacob Thompson, dlly one year old and under ,.
J. s. Lape, stallion four years old and over.
Lee Seriyener, stallion four years old and over.
H. r. Hill & Co., stallion four years old.
Mary Reynolds, Mare Of any age.
W. E. Goddard, stallion 2 years old and under.
W. Jefferson, stallion one year old and under ?.
J. Il. Davis, hlly 2.years old and under8.
S. S. Reynolds, saddle horse.
W. W. Reynolds, mare Of any age.
Mrs. v. Bump, colt any age.
Smith Peyor, Mother Goose and Lady Simpson.
j. $. Colbert, Katie Lee.
G. S. Smiley, , year old stallion.
c. S. Dibbs, jack and two jennets.
VIM. Heme, year old stallion. year old mare,
year old flly, two colts, mule and brood mare.
David Lee, year old colt.
C. ". Hull, year old stallion.
s. f. Bugham, pair matched horses.
VIM. Nichols, year old mare.
Jos. Cox, year old stallion.
j. B. Lanning, mare.
D. L. Smith, s.year old gelding.
n. Taylor, two 4-year old stations.
F. B. Cannon, year old gelding.
7. ). LarkiEs year old ally.
L. Love, ? stations.
". j. Peak, stallion.
Jacob Nipps, colt.
NJ. Rooney, one mare
ENTRIES OF CATTLE.
A. B. damon, bull year old.
Henry Churchill bull two years old.
W E Goddard bull years old and bull calf.
j " MaZsOn bull years old.
Keller, bull, COWS, two yearling heifers,
two yearling bulls, one bull calf one heller calf,
all short horns.
James Covington and W. E. Goddard also have
some fine cattle on exhibition.
SWINE.
The following named persons made entries Of
hogs, viz:
Henry Mcdowell, Henry ChurchiIIe, W Au-
miller, Peter Post and Jacob A Thompson. These
gentlemen made several entries each in swine and
the exhibit was good. E Wolf, six thorough
bred Poland China; E. F. Hughes SOW and six
pigs W II Boughton, SOW and six pigs.
Farm PRODUCTS.
The following persons have on exhibition farm
products: Peter Post, wheat ] Nj CaparoOn
beans and beets. Albert White, clover; Mrs. Y
Hugunin sweet herbs; George ChurchiIle mix
let seed; Henry Churchill corn; " Maxsou oats
! millet and wheat; Mrs j D Couch onions; Z J
French turniDs; D S Mazson gourds, hemp and
turnips; W W Colby corn and potatoes; A Ben
nett corn, cabbage, squashes, tomatoes and pOta-
toes J B Kunkle corn, pumpkins and squashes,
and sheaf tobacco; L W Burst yellow corn; John
Hahnenkratt Alfalfa and hay.
SHEEP.
Jacob A Shoup, ram one year old and over, 3
ewes one year old; ram any age, eve any age.
Ray MaxsOn, ram under one year; ram any age
eve any age.
PINE ARTS.
| The fine arts are well represented. Those max
| ing entries are:
Lille N. Arnnett, entrie, E Dimon /, Miss
Clement l. Mrs Il Wallace 4, Miss V. Fisher p
Mrs D HOpson j, Mrs G Vincent /, Mrs B
johnson 4, Ella ThackeF !, Margaret DimOn i,
| Mrs W Colby 8, Mrs Il ,LOche II, AIrs Tinny 4
/ Mrs Couch 3, Alice Bickford 10, Gussie
Young 8, Dora johnson 4, Gertie johnson 4.
BREAD AND PASTRY.
/ Under this head we mention all the persons
who made entries, tO-wit; Mrs. NJ Tinney
/ entries Mrs J D Couch 9; Mrs J johnson q Ar
rilla Jupe 2; Mrs Wallace /; Mrs D Maxson 2
[ NJ J Erwin 3; Sarah Hahnenkratt 20.
MISCELLANEOUS.
] Mrs L Van Hugunin, cultivated plumbs; Mrs "
J Archer lbs butter; Oliver Sanford apples;
! Post peaches Henry E AIazson, butter; hrs Van
/ Hugunin butter; Mrs D S MaxsOn butter; Mrs N
J Erwin butter; Mrs G ThaCkeF butter; Ar
rilla Jupe butter; James johnson apples; w /
Goddard bantum and Plymouth Rock chickens
E j French Plymouth Rock and bantum chich
ems.
Musical Instruments and Mechanics were rep
resented as follows;
Sewing machine, Temple Organ, Weeks & Blu
land.
Monitor CuItivatOr, John Engert.
Esty Organ, D L KeaFns.
Mason & Hamlin Organ Jas. Baum.
PAIR NOTES.
n. ". Pyles has a supberb display Of jewelry
at the Fair.
/ Miss Gussie Young has fne display Of fancy
work.
Secretary Barnes is winning good opinions foi
his efficiency in his dificult position,
The gate receipts were, on Wednesday S145 90
On Thursday ssO5.oo.
| President Lowe, Secretary Barnes and the othel
officers deserve credit for their good work to max,
the Fair success. 1t is estimated that Their,
were 2.5OO people on the grounds Thursday.
E. F. Hughes, has fine display Of gaIdeI
vegetables, fruit sc. Besides a most excellen
display Of peaches, we noticed some very fne ap
pies. Some Of the peaches is as hns as the Cali
forHia peaches. He has exhibited SO varieties o
fruits and garden and farm vegetables, and Ede
serves a long credit mark for his display.
THE RACES.
second day-Little Mol, Little Pat Red Bird
Little Tom and Bill, were the competitors in th
pony race. half mile dash Little Pat took frs
money; LIttle Tom second and Red Bird third
Time 50 seconds
Joe 81 and Lady Simpson were entered in th
2.45 trot. Joe N took first money IN thre
straight heats: Time ?: 41-2:52lz-
In the running race, half mile dash, Kate Lee
Barney O., John s., Belle P. and Grey Tom en-
tered Grey Tom won in Six. Kate Lee sec
0nd. Barney o, third.
Third 0ay-FFee for all race; Fannie v, En-
] Winters, Geo. p. and Red STIR Fanny v. VOL
the race, Ella Winters I'd, Red Star 3D. Geo. P. 4th
Time 2ss9A
Two year Old trotting race. half mile: Firs
heat Mother Goose 1st-, Lizzie W I'd Time 80
Second heat Mother Goose 1st, Lizzie ". 2d
Tine 1:45.
Running race, half mile dash: Red Sign Isl
Jack o. Diamonds ID, Katie Lee Sd Time .51k
]. V. Vining and Gil Vincent acted as judges
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Itch, Prairie, Mango aud Scratche
Of every kind cured in 30 minutes b.